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The black were test/tour copies the band used because the regular press versions weren't ready in time for when they hit the road. White & clear are considered first press. Black is just a large run of test presses so they could have something on tour.

http://vinyl-pressing.com/
 
this is sweet. you can press 8 minutes on a 7 inch and 32 minutes on a 12 inch. Times are adjustable but keep in mind, IGD.
You also can get custom labels at no charge.
You also have the option to press it on clear vinyl
The prices are pretty solid too.
If you need sleeves theres this site: http://customrecords.com/custom_made_record_LP_album_picture_sleeve_jacket_cover.html
 
the sleeves are stupid expensive though.
 
they'll press anything you send them, including if you want to make your own one off bootleg. happy cutting/pressing!

They didn't have them on their table so I didn't bother, I was more interested in having a reunion with all my friends and getting a decent spot. Although I did pick up two copies of the Three Man Cannon/Lee Corey Oswald 12". They sold them off as "test presses" hand numbered/50 with screened covers, irrelevant. Oh and Greg is cool haha. I'm from Lake Ariel, and for as long as I've known him he's never been anything but nice.